Thursday, 7 July 2022

Conversation with Rapporteur Manfred Nowak about Hegemonic Representation and Lived Experience of the Oppressed: A Dialogue on Hegemonic Theory and Practice on Oppressed Representation in Global Human Rights or Between Immorality and Morality- Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla, Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship

 Conversation with Rapporteur Manfred Nowak about Hegemonic Representation and Lived Experience of the Oppressed: A Dialogue on Hegemonic Theory and Practice on Oppressed Representation in Global Human Rights or Between Immorality and Morality- Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla, Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship

 

To the oppressed, and to those who suffer with them and fight at their side- Pedagogy of the oppressed, Paulo Freire

The so-called global human rights students, experts, theorists, scholars, and icons never work with the oppressed. Those are black-skin, white-masked, or janus-faced global human rights experts- Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship, Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla

Kathmandu School of Law[i] is a socially corrupted, purely conservative Brahmin’s law school run and studied by black-skinned, white-masked Hindu-Brahmin castes and their agents in law and human rights. Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla, Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship

 

Philosopher Paulo Freire, the leading philosopher, educator, thinker, theorist, and dream seeker of the oppressed human status in human history, has been an organic intellectual throughout his life, from birth to death, working with the most marginalized communities, even though he is a Christian by faith. His Christian faith made him work with the most oppressed communities, even at the cost of his persecution. He never enjoyed a lavish life like the way our UNO and Global Human Rights experts enjoy a lavish life. In fact, they (The UNO or Global Human Rights Experts) have never been threatened by any group, community, religion, or people since they are very much part and parcel of deep-rooted conservative ideologies at home. Their global ideologies are very much conservative ideologies, unlike our own Paulo Freire or me. We are persecuted individuals speaking boldly about the massive corruption of our global human rights system. You can’t represent the oppressed if you are not oppressed. If you are a member of a traditional hegemony such as Hindu, Muslim, Jain, Sikh, Buddhist, Parsi, White, or Christian, you are completely unfit to teach any human rights locally, regionally, nationally, or internationally. Only untouchable castes, sexual minorities, Africans, and Yazidis are eligible categories to teach or represent human rights locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Thank you.

My dear fellow untouchable castes, sexual minorities, Africans, Yazidis, and black-skinned people, let me declare to you that only victims will fight for their human status, identity, rights, freedom, liberty, equality, and fraternity, and traditional tormentors or transgressors will never fight for our rights even though they are calling themselves human rights experts, law experts, democratic experts, etc. in the past or present in our times. But transgressors are omnipresent and omnipotent in every field by occupying our spaces, identities, development, representation, etc. They are becoming our representatives on global platforms. We don't realize they are our representatives until we open their websites, personal histories, or newspapers because they have historically been our tormentors who never work with us, never meet us, never contact us, and never even know our standpoint, ideologies, identities, faces, communities, or groups but are representing our communities globally.

Our Franz Fanon called them black-skin white masks, and Gopal Guru called them Janus faces. They are also called chameleons and parasites. They have many avatars. They can penetrate every ideology without having any personal experience, like Ravi Prakash Vyas, Prof. (Dr.) Yubaraj Sangroula, Prof. Geeta Pathak Sangroula, and Prof. Kapil Shrestha. They are human rights representatives on global human rights forums and UNO representatives of international human rights, ambassadors of peace, etc., whereas they are also members of Hindu terrorist organizations locally, regionally, and nationally.

For example, Ravi Prakash Vyas[ii], a hardcore Hindu Brahmin, is a Program Coordinator, Master of Human Rights and Democratization (Asia-Pacific) or APMA, and representative of global human rights on global human rights forums, whereas he is also a notorious follower of Hindu terrorist organizations such as The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS, The Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP, The Vishva Hindu Parishad or VHP, and a strong follower of Narendra Modi, the present Prime Minister of India. Mr. Narendra Modi is India's current Hitler and a hardline Hindu jingoist like any RSS, VHP, or BJP. Ravi Prakash Vyas is a Hindu jingoist like Prof. (Dr.) Yubaraj Sangroula, Prof. Geeta Pathak Sangroula, and Prof. Kapil Shrestha, who are also human rights experts on global platforms but hardcore Hindutvas locally, regionally, and nationally in Nepal. As I have been writing here, these black-skin, white masks of hardcore Hindu-Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra castes have two faces. Locally, they are hardcore Hindus, whereas globally they are global human rights experts. They are representing our communities on global human rights platforms. We don’t even know that these guys are our representatives and are talking and speaking about us.

Everything is a black-skin and white mask of these hardcore or softcore Hindu Brahmins and their agents with law degrees. Of course, global human rights organizations, the United Nations, the European Union, and Western powers strongly support these black skins and white masks because hegemonic white masculinities and femininities also represent LGBTQ people, Africans, untouchables, and Yazidis without any lived experience. We don’t even know that we don’t know what is happening in human rights fields across the globe because global human rights study centers are selecting only hegemonic castes, religions, clans, ethnic groups, genders, and races to represent us with full-pledged scholarships. All of these global human rights study centers are run by hegemonic white/Brahmins/Khans/Mahveers/Buddhas/hegemonic masculinities and femininities etc with black-skin and white mask ideologies, which is a form of corruption. Their only aim is to destroy or to keep us permanently in our traditional spaces, and they want our permanent status quo in social, cultural, and educational fields. religious and gender orders.

The Global Campus Human Rights Study Center or the European Master Program (EMA)[iii] in Human Rights and Democratization has been running its EMA (Human Rights and Democratization) for a long time, but it never had a space for LGBTQ identities on its online application form till I achieved it. EMA is run by so-called global human rights experts who are hegemonic masculinities and femininities. They never think there is also a category called "sexual minorities", so you have to choose either male or female without any democratic space on the EMA application form till I jump into the matter. I managed to add a space for our community. You can see my email communication with the EMA program to add a space for our LGBTQ community on their EMA online application form. I am the champion of achieving a space for our community on EMA human rights and democratization. Why did I only work hard to achieve this space? Why not let the other hundreds of so-called human rights students pass and graduate with their EMA degrees and globally renowned researchers and professors work and teach in this EMA Global Human Rights and Democratization program, but they never add a space for us?

You have to choose only one male or female on their application form. Why not them because they don’t have lived experience but only theoretical experience in the language of English. I doubt they have any theoretical or practical experience with representation and lived experience. Why me only? Because I am a sexual minority, untouchable, and dark-skinned, I knew the pain and suffering, whereas these black-skinned, white masks don’t know our pain and suffering, so they never add space for our community except to represent us globally. How can a person represent untouchables, sexual minorities, slaves, African Americans, and Yazidis without having personal experience? But our global eminent human rights expert, Manfred Nowak, says he can represent anyone without personal experience. There are millions of Manfred Nowak's in the human rights field, so human rights are falling in our times. Let me reiterate that whites, Brahmins, Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Parsis, Buddhists, Jains, Christians, hegemonic masculinities and femininities, are unfit to teach human rights. If they want to study human rights, then let them study human rights without any scholarships or fellowships. But any human rights scholarships or fellowships should be awarded to untouchables, sexual minorities, Africans, and Yazidis unconditionally to achieve targeted human rights locally, regionally, nationally, and globally. Human rights at the United Nations or the European Union have failed because local, regional, national, and international human rights bodies are run by hegemonic castes, religions, genders, clans, and ethnocentric people. They are chameleons and parasites.

People like Ravi Prakash Vyas or his father or his Nepali friends or hegemonic communities from Asia-Pacific are studying human rights because they have scholarships, so they are becoming overnight human rights icons by oppressing the most vulnerable castes, clans, genders, blacks, sexual minorities locally, regionally, and nationally. Any Brahmin or Khan or Buddha or Mahabir or Hindu or Muslim or Sikh or Jain or Parsi or Christian or white should not be selected for any scholarship to study human rights or peace studies or justice or gender studies. Let them study with the wealth that they corrupted traditionally by using their hegemonic caste, religion, race, clan, ethnicity, and gender identities. Trust me or not, if there was no scholarship, then none of the Brahmins or their agents would opt for human rights. Everything is free of charge globally. Why are they not choosing human rights programs in India or Nepal because they know that they can’t become an icon of human rights in front of real victims such as untouchables, sexual minorities, Africans, or Yazidis? We all know the brutal face of these Hindu-Brahmins' human rights and democratization ideology.

Did you have at least untouchables, sexual minorities, Africans, and Yazidis in your family? Who are your parents? Did you have at least one untouchable, sexual minority, African, or Yazidi parent? Is your girlfriend or boyfriend untouchable, sexual minorities, Africans, Yazidis? Did you marry untouchables, sexual minorities, Africans, Yazidis Etc  Let me tell you one last thing: all these Asian-Pacific human rights icons are dowry takers from their traditionally married wives and husbands. Giving and taking dowry are crimes, happily practiced by these notorious human rights icons. They marry their caste, clan, race, and religious people traditionally by taking millions of dollars in currency and wealth. All these Asia-Pacific human rights icons are part and parcel of open, brutal, and systematic violence, corruption, fraud, cheating, and lying across the globe. People like Ravi Prakash Vyas, who is a Hindu jingoist like Prof. (Dr.) Yubaraj Sangroula[iv], Prof. Geeta Pathak Sangroula[v], and Prof. Kapil Shrestha[vi], are cheating the global community and enjoying taxpayers' money in the name of human rights. One should conduct a lie detector test to know about their real faces of tradition, multiple conservative identities, Janus faces, and black-skin and white mask faces.

Please go through my below email conversation between me and EMA (European Master of Arts) Global Human Rights School (Human Rights and Democratization) to know about my work to add space for sexual minorities in their online application form. I don’t know now whether they erased that space or carried my spirit.

Brahmins or their Hindu agents are using their traditional hegemonic caste identity to occupy social respect, dominance, hegemony, and material, personal, and political benefits locally, regionally, and nationally, whereas they are using same identities plus human rights ideology to gain international notoriety, fame, and wealth. They are using social identity to dominate in India and the world with their caste identity, such as Brahmin, Pundit, or human rights identity, for both local and global domination. They seem like true human rights experts but are very hard-core conservatives in their everyday life. Human rights are not their real face. Hindutva is their true face.

Finally, let me ask you, Mr. Manfred Nowak[vii], Are you morally or ethically fit to teach or represent the oppressed without having had any lived or personal experience or without working with them locally? Did you have a lived experience like Paulo Freire, who spent his whole life with the oppressed? We know that you are not an organic intellectual. Hence, we are dismissing you from representing the oppressed since you do not have any lived experience with social oppression, gender oppression, religious oppression, or cultural oppression. Sorry, Mr., but I am rejecting your attempts to repress me in any space or platform. If you have moral guts or ethical guts, please stop representing us. Thank you.

Ref:

http://dalitacademicmafia.blogspot.com/2022/07/ravi-prakash-vyas-future-nobel-peace.html

http://dalitacademicmafia.blogspot.com/2022/07/the-black-skin-white-masks-or-janus.html

https://dejazamtchnegussebezabih.blogspot.com/2022/07/ravi-prakash-vyas-future-nobel-peace.html

https://dejazamtchnegussebezabih.blogspot.com/2022/07/the-black-skin-white-masks-or-janus.html

 

Dr Suryaraju Mattimalla <suryarajumattimalla1977@gmail.com>

Tue, Dec 22, 2020, 11:17 PM

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to manfred.nowak, george.ulrich, ema.secretariat

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I have submitted my EMA application successfully. However, the EMA online application does not provide an option for LGBTQ applicants like me to write their gender under the category of gender, except following the traditional identities such as male or female. I have opted for "male" since there is no choice. Hence, I would like to request to add "other" in the gender category so that LGBTQ applicants like me can choose "other" under the category of "gender". 

Thank you, EO. Daniela, for your yesterday's reply about this. However, I feel that the Secretary and the Director of the Global Human Rights Program should know about this, so I am just emailing them too, along with you. 

Thank you.

EMA Candidate Dr. Surya 3008

 

 

 

Ema Secretariat <ema.secretariat@gchumanrights.org>

Wed, Dec 23, 2020, 1:13 AM

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to me, Manfred, George

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Dear Surya,
No problem at all, we'll add the option "Other" in the gender category.
Again, we apologise for the inconvenience.
Kind regards,
Daniela


EMA Executive Officer
P. +39 041 2720 921
ema.secretariat@gchumanrights.org

Monastery of San Nicolò
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gchumanrights.org

 

Dr Suryaraju Mattimalla <suryarajumattimalla1977@gmail.com>

Wed, Dec 23, 2020, 2:33 AM

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Thank you EO Daniela for your kind and positive reply that you will be adding the "other" to the online application. I hope to see the other applications soon. 

I am sorry for my request to add my gender. 

Thank you once again for your inclusiveness in practice. 

I am thanking you on behalf of my community. 

Kind regards 

Dr. Surya 

 

 

Ema Secretariat <ema.secretariat@gchumanrights.org>

Thu, Jan 14, 2021, 1:39 AM

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Dear Surya, 

If you select the option (...) you can then write "LGBTQ person" or any other definition you like.

Kind regards,

Daniela  

 

EMA Executive Officer

P. +39 041 2720 921

ema.secretariat@gchumanrights.org

 

Monastery of San Nicolò

Riviera San Nicolò, 26

I-30126 Venice Lido, VE

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gchumanrights.org

 

Dr Suryaraju Mattimalla <suryarajumattimalla1977@gmail.com>

Jan 14, 2021, 2:23 AM

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Thank you EO Daniele for your kind information. I have already resubmitted my application by choosing a space. Thank you very much for establishing a space and identity for sexual minorities in the prestigious EMA application.

Kind regards 

Dr. Surya 

 

Dr Suryaraju Mattimalla <suryarajumattimalla1977@gmail.com>

Tue, Jan 5, 2021, 10:52 PM

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Dear Global Experts, Professor Manfred Nowak, George Ulrich, Alice Gould, and EO Daniela in Human Rights

I have a query about scholars or human rights writers who are writing and publishing on sexual minority issues without having personal or lived experience. I read and contacted some human rights writers or human rights scholars about LGBTQ issues and came to know that they belong to traditional or mainstream genders. They do not have any personal or lived experience with LGBTQ people or as LGBTQ in their lifetime. I appreciate their academic scholarship and theoretical writings on LGBTQ rights and life. Their writings are without a doubt the best academic writings, and their scholarship in human rights discourses is the best academic scholarship. I respect them a lot. However, my question is, can the mainstream genders represent sexual minorities in academic discourses or human rights discourses, or can they represent them in policy-making without lived experience? Can they capture what humiliation means, torture means, persecution means, or rape means when they are thinking or writing or representing on behalf of sexual minorities on international platforms? Can anyone represent sub-subalterns like LGBTQ or Dalits/Untouchables or women or Jews without having lived experience of these groups? Can a person of the mainstream gender think, speak, or write on behalf of LGBTQ people in human rights discourse despite having no personal experience? I am sorry for my query, but I want to know whether it is an ethical issue not to represent LGBTQ people. I want to know how much a mainstream or traditional gender without any lived experience can capture the humiliation, torture, or persecution of LGBTQ people when they are thinking, writing, or policy-making. Thank you. Kind regards Dr. Surya 

 

Manfred Nowak <manfred.nowak@gchumanrights.org>

Jan 6, 2021, 1:40 AM

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Dear Dr Sura,

 

the global human rights movement, and the Global Campus of Human Rights as part of it, is a joint and united movement to fight for inclusive, tolerant and diverse societies and against all forms of discrimination and exclusion. It would be a major mistake to split the global human rights movement into many different sectors and silos by letting only LGBTIQ people fight for LGBTIQ rights, only persons with disabilities fight for the rights of persons with disabilities, only migrants and refugees fight for the rights of migrants and refugees, only women fight for women's human rights, only black people fight for the rights of Africans, only members of minorities and indigenous peoples fight for their specific group rights, only children fight for children's rights, only the elderly fighting for the rights of older persons etc.

 

It was very important that white people joined the fight against slavery, colonialism and against racism in the US or against apartheid in South Africa, that men joined the global women's rights movement, that straight people joined the movement for LGBTIQ rights and that we all stand up for the human rights of others, and not primarily for our own human rights. I am myself a highly privileged white straight European male, but I nevertheless feel that I should have the right to be part of the global human rights movement fighting against discrimination of all kinds and on all grounds. When I signed, together with other experts, of all sexual orientations and gender identities, the Yoyakarta Principles, I was bombarded with even more hate mails (usually from straight men) than when I campaigned for the closure of the Guantanamo Bay detention facilities. When I did that, I did not have the feeling that I was speaking on behalf of the LGBTIQ community, I was speaking as a member of the joint global human rights movement. As UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, I interviewed thousands of torture survivors in all regions of our planet, of all colours, religions and gender identities. I can assure you that the physical and mental sufferings, the humiliations and assaults on the core of human dignity of torture victims feel very much the same for all human beings, irrespective of their different identities. That is why I believe that we all have the same human dignity and should, therefore, enjoy the same universal human rights.

 

I hope that I answered your question.

 

With my best wishes for a more promising New Year

 

Manfred Nowak

 

 

Dr Suryaraju Mattimalla <suryarajumattimalla1977@gmail.com>

Jan 6, 2021, 2:57 AM

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Dear Eminent Professor Manfred Nowak:

Thank you so much indeed for your elaborate explanation of my query. 

Historically, white western ideologies are based on human equality, dignity, rights, civil rights, human progress, and peacebuilding. The writings of India's philosophers, intellectuals, writers, and human rights activists range from Socrates to the present-day Habermas, Michael Foucault, Gramsci, Derrida, Hannah Ardent, Marx, and the Global Campus for Human Rights. I never doubt the "white man's burden" to civilize the world, even at the cost of their lives. Tens of millions of whites have lost their lives to achieve civil rights for African Americans in the USA. Millions of white men lost their lives protecting Jews from the Nazis. Until today, they have been standing with them in western societies. Millions of white men and women have sacrificed their lives for the sake of a just society where "touchable and untouchable"; "sexually dominant and sexually minorities"; and "whites and non-whites" can go together. If Global Campus for Human Rights is run by Asians, Africans, or Muslims, I could not even dare to approach EMA. You can understand how much I read about white men's burdens and their philosophies to achieve a just human society where discrimination is well-established. From Socrates to today's EMA, people have been spending their stamina to achieve a fair society where there is no place for oppression. Since I came from "walking carrion status" from my birth till today, I have had this query but have not suspected any discourses from western societies or western thinking heads. At least I am breathing in India or Ethiopia because I know that there are western people to bear my burden, suffering, pain, humiliation, violence, and vulnerability. Like me, there are at least a billion people from Asia, Africa, and the Muslim world who are living with little hope because they know that western people are there to give them life. The West is a lifeline of oxygen to hundreds of millions of people who are at high risk of various socio-cultural-religious repressive ideologies in non-western societies. There is no doubt that if there are no white men and white women, there is no human equality. I came from an Asian model of society and experienced the African mode of society, so I know what slavery means, what discrimination means, and what violence means because I was born with it, grew up with it, and lived with it because my forefathers were born with it and died with it without experiencing what human status means. We are sub-humans in traditional societies. We are discriminated against from birth till death. Even our dead bodies also carry humiliation (in the case of untouchables in Asia). It is the same with Dalit men in the LGBTQ community since they face double discrimination for their status in caste as well as their gender. Dalit women and LGBTQ people face triple discrimination in Asia. If the British or Europeans did not bring modernity through English education to Asia, half a billion untouchable lives, another half a billion women's lives, and millions of LGBTQ people's lives were left to the mercy of well-established traditional ideologies. We are slaves in India from our birth to death to the hegemonic groups. I would have remained a slave if white western colonizers had not come to India. My great grandfather used to tell my father that for the first time he was wearing a "white dress" because of the British rulers in India. Otherwise, untouchables are not permitted to wear white, are not permitted to wear shoes, and are not permitted to drink water from public taps in India. My grandfather told us the same thing. My father experienced western modernity, and I experienced it. We will be eternally grateful to the white minds of the West. We are always indebted to white men and women without any doubt. 

Thank you, Professor, for your deep explanation of my query. 

Dr. Surya